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Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced plans to expand energy support to help the poorest households save on their energy bills.

Pubs, cafes, restaurants and hotels across the UK will have lower energy bills thanks to a new emissions cutting trial as part of the government’s Plan for Change.

MPs have called for a new national Warm Homes Advice Service, following a damning committee report.

The government has announced it is moving thousands of civil servants out of London to offices across the country, with the creation of hundreds of Energy posts in Aberdeen.

The government has launched an £8 million Warm Homes Skills Programme, running until July 2026.

Energy Minister Miatta Fahnbulleh has told installers that things are not as bleak as she feared, following a decision earlier this year to suspend 39 businesses from installing new solid wall insulation

The Scottish government has dropped plans to require homeowners to switch to greener heating systems shortly after buying a new home.

The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero and TrustMark have announced details to support the transition from PAS 2035:2019 to PAS 2035:2023.

The Government has announced a list of successful social housing landlords including local authorities and housing associations for its Warm Homes: Social Housing Fund Wave 3.

A Green Paper has been announced outlining legislative changes to how construction products are regulated.

The Government is seeking views on extending the Warm Homes Discount scheme 2025 to 2026 to all recipients of means-tested benefits (MTBs).

Up to three quarters of workers (or the companies that they work for) who have been paid to train as heat pump installers via a Government grant have not registered with MCS or Trustmark, a survey has found.

The Government has taken steps to protect households from poor quality Insulation installs under ECO4 and GBIS Schemes

A number of people involved in the Energy Sector received awards in the New Year’s Honours list.

A Government-funded initiative aimed at tackling fuel poverty in low-income households has been hailed as a step forward in improving energy efficiency and reducing emissions, according to a new evaluation.